A engaging dialogue with the modern "axionoetic" proposals of A.N. Whitehead, Keith Ward, and John Leslie, arguing for the relational nature of ultimacy wherein Mind and Value, Possibility and Actuality, God and the World are affirmed as ultimate only in virtue of their relationality. This relationship Whitehead calls "mutual immanence."

Andrew M. Davis is program director for the Center for Process Studies at Claremont School of Theology and author of Mind, Value, and Cosmos: On the Relation al Nature of Ultimacy.

Introduction: The Relational Nature of Ultimacy

Part I: Any and All Existence

Chapter 1: Mysteries of Existence

Chapter 2: Ways of Explaining the Mystery

Part II: Divine Necessity and the Axianoetic Tradition

Chapter 3: Axiarchism: The Creative Supremacy of Value

Chapter 4: Idealism: The Primordiality of Mind

Chapter 5: The Mutual Immanence of Mind and Value

Part III: God and the Possible

Chapter 6: Riddles of the Possible

Chapter 7: Ridding the Possible

Chapter 8: The Mutual Immanence of the Possible and the Actual

Part IV: The World and Its Actualization

Chapter 9: Mind and the Making of Actuality

Chapter 10: The Mutual Immanence of God and the World

Conclusion: The Ultimacy of Relationality